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    This document discusses the impact of globalization on media and communication. It explores how new technologies have increased access to international news and issues, allowing for the instant sharing of information across borders. However, this increased connectivity and dominance of English also risks cultural homogenization by reducing diversity of voices and languages. The document examines the economic, political, and cultural influence that media globalization has on public opinion, trade, agenda setting, and cultural exchange worldwide.

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    This document discusses the impact of globalization on media and communication. It explores how new technologies have increased access to international news and issues, allowing for the instant sharing of information across borders. However, this increased connectivity and dominance of English also risks cultural homogenization by reducing diversity of voices and languages. The document examines the economic, political, and cultural influence that media globalization has on public opinion, trade, agenda setting, and cultural exchange worldwide.

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    This document discusses the impact of globalization on media and communication. It explores how new technologies have increased access to international news and issues, allowing for the instant sharing of information across borders. However, this increased connectivity and dominance of English also risks cultural homogenization by reducing diversity of voices and languages. The document examines the economic, political, and cultural influence that media globalization has on public opinion, trade, agenda setting, and cultural exchange worldwide.

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    Traditional Media

    New Media Digital Connectivity

    Global News Agencies Social Media Platforms

    Media Ownership MEDIA OUTLETS TECHNOLOGY Streaming Services and On-Demand Content

    Media Influence on Public Opinion Big Data and Analytics

    Diversity of Voices Emerging Technologies

    Media Ethics and Responsibility

    Climate Change and Environmental Advocacy

    Instantaneous Information Sharing Human Rights and Social Justice

    Access to International News GLOBAL ISSUES AWARENESS Health and Pandemic Communication
    GLOBAL COMMUNICATION
    Language Diversity and Translation International Conflicts and Peacebuilding

    Interconnectedness of Cultures Poverty and Development Issues


    MEDIA AND
    Globalization of Entertainment
    GLOBALIZATION Dominance of English

    Language in Media Translation and Localization

    Cultural Representation CULTURAL EXCHANGE LANGUAGE AND HOMOGENIZATION Cultural Homogenization

    Influence on Lifestyle and Behavior Multilingual Media

    Hybridization of Cultures Language Policies and Legislation

    Advertising and Marketing: Agenda Setting and Framing

    Market Access and Trade Propaganda and Manipulation

    Media Monetization ECONOMIC IMPACT POLITICAL INFLUENCE Media Regulation and Censorship

    Employment and Labor Practices Soft Power and Diplomacy

    Cultural Industries and Creative Economy Media Bias and Objectivity

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